The Martial Unity

The Valley of Prisms got its name because the atmosphere had variable optical density such that light was bent and scattered while traveling through it.

Anybody who relied on vision alone would be doomed; unable to navigate properly and prone to suffering psychological damage and madness over time. Meanwhile, the lifeforms of the Valley of Prisms had evolved different senses, and their vision had dimmed.

It spoke volumes that, despite this, the Divine Doctor had somehow been the one to drive the catoblepas insane instead!

The prism effect of the valley was known to come from its esoteric vegetation interacting with the atmosphere in such a way that the gaseous exchanges caused the optical density of the atmosphere to be entirely non-uniform.

If Rui could study this, then he ought to be able to replicate the alteration in the optical density of the air, allowing him to bend and potentially even halt light in its path. Normally, he would need the guidance of a teacher like Master Gurren to aid him with that, but he had the very next best option at his disposal.

The Valley of Prisms would be his teacher.

At that moment, Rui felt an enormous amount of gratitude to the universe for guiding him to this destination with this particular purpose. For some reason, he had developed a blindspot to the possibilities that he had currently set out to explore.

Just thinking about how long it would have taken him to come up with this idea, if at all, in the first place, made his head spin.

Of course, there was another person he needed to thank.

"Thanks for the advice, Kane," Rui turned towards him. "Wouldn't have figured it out without you."

skip being

"Heh, you wish."

"Damn."

as he returned to the

out a systematic study of the Valley

He

top of that, it was multi-faceted, and each facet was essentially its own

After said research, he would need to spend even more time in developing and

take a

experience in undertaking major technique projects to possibly believe that this could possibly

he would not have batted an eye at such timeframes, but he was under a tight schedule. He only had three years and eight months left until his father succumbed to the

it would

had already

manage." His eyes

was clear that the Divine Doctor had a

the regions that he visited. This would drastically cut down the investigation process than if he had to rely on hoping forenvironmental clues that

found the latter to

Divine Doctor could cause mass havoc and demographic-altering disruptions without leaving so much as a hint of a physical clue. The utility and

hopeless unless I can tap into

devoid of life. In such a case, there would be no animals whose memories he could tap into